update pixi lock file #643
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I removed the old lock file, followed by `pixi run install` to install everything again. This gets us new versions of our dependencies. Good to do every once in a while, preferable early in the release cycle in case issues with new versions of dependencies arise.
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Hmm I see that pandas is bumped to 2.1.1, which should include the fix for #586 (comment). But it is breaking right now on not being able to parse the datetime in the GeoPackage as written by pandas. Will need to look into what Pandas 2.1.1 is writing. |
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I removed the old lock file, followed by
pixi run installto install everything again.This gets us new versions of our dependencies. Good to do every once in a while, preferable early in the release cycle in case issues with new versions of dependencies arise.